Accompanied by leaders of the province's health system, two young Australian doctors came to Yuezhou People's Hospital like stars surround the moon.

Robin Warren and Barry Marshall looked at the old hospital gate in front of them and the simple outpatient building behind them in the car. They couldn't figure out how he developed Helicobacter pylori?

How did you have the opportunity to publish it on "The Lancet"?

They also tried to contribute to medical journals in Australia before, but all of them were rejected without exception, let alone the highest level of magazines. So where is this small hospital sacred?

With a lot of questions, they got out of the car.

When they got off the bus, they were shocked. What rhythm was this? Why were so many people waiting in front of the hospital outpatient building to welcome them? There were even elementary school students presenting flowers. What the hell is the drum band there?

Robin Warren and Barry Marshall looked at each other, both a little confused.

Did these Chinese people make a mistake? I thought it was the Australian Prime Minister who visited? You should know that they were just the little doctors at the bottom of the hospital.

If this kind of academic exchange activity in the medical community is changed in Australia, at most the heads of relevant departments will greet them in the office and say a few polite words. How could it be so grand in China? It is almost time to catch up with the diplomatic visit.

People are all vanity, and they now feel that they are being highly valued. This feeling is so good that their self-confidence is back. It seems that these Chinese people are very easy to fool.

President Gu and Director Mao of the Health Bureau were waiting at the hospital gate early, followed by a large group of unspeakable cadres, many of which had never even been seen by Chen Xia.

Oh, Chen Xia's current position has almost reached the entrance of the stairs of the outpatient building. Ahem, it has exposed his true status in the health system.

"Welcome, what are you welcome?"

The translator quickly reminded Dean Gu: "It's Dr. Robin Warren and Dr. Barry Marshall."

"Oh, yes, welcome to China."

The old man showed off his unskilled English, which made Director Mao roll his eyes because he couldn't. Because he didn't know how to do it, the limelight was stolen by others, so how could he, the administrative officer of the health system, bear it?

So he hurriedly squeezed in front of Dean Gu and stretched out his hands enthusiastically:

"Welcome to Dr. Robin and Dr. Barry to visit Yuezhou. This means that our Yuezhou medical career has achieved great achievements and has also had an international impact. Haha."

As soon as these words were said, all the officials in the Yuezhou health system nodded, feeling honored. Of course, the two ghost doctors knew that they would not care about it. The important thing is bragging.

Just when both sides were doing business, there were crowds of people at the entrance of Yuezhou People's Hospital. Don't get me wrong, the vast majority of the people are not here to serve as the welcome crowd, but to watch the fun.

Yuezhou, a small place, was relatively backward and closed before the 1990s, and there was almost no foreign exchange. The only thing that was the Lanting rally, where Japanese people usually came to participate.

But these are all yellow people, and they can't tell anything from the outside. At most, they dress better and have a better temperament. The woman's arms and thighs are exposed, and there is nothing else, and it cannot attract ordinary people to watch.

But white people are different. The blonde hair, 190-year-old height, blue eyes, big nose, and the vigorous hair all make the people of Yuezhou feel curious.

This is like visiting a zoo. Even some doctors and nurses took off their white coats to watch the fun. If there weren’t many cars these days, it would have caused a major traffic jam.

Robin Warren and Barry Marshall accompanied everyone to the laboratory on the third floor of the outpatient clinic. They frowned while walking. The hospital didn't even have an elevator and didn't look like a wealthy unit.

When they entered the laboratory, they were even more surprised and saw that the laboratory was too simple and there was almost no decoration inside, so they scraped a layer of white lime on the cement wall.

There is no independent central air conditioning and ventilation system, no constant temperature and humidity function, only the four ceiling fans on the ceiling are activated at full force, blowing the paper on the table rustling.

Neither foreigner knew that this condition was the best in the hospital. There were many outpatient clinics and there were not even ceiling fans in the offices.

What the hell is an air conditioner? It also has an independent ventilation system? Can you open the windows and ventilate it?

Robin Warren ran into a refrigerator while he was stunned. After a closer look, he found that if nothing else, it was not qualified. The refrigerators in the laboratory were all dedicated, and the minimum temperature needed to be adjusted to below minus dozens of degrees.

The refrigerator in front of me is obviously used for civil use, which means it is just used. However, the main instrument is not bad, it is the latest Japanese product, and it is still not poor.

At this time, the two people's brains became increasingly suspicious. With such conditions and such equipment, what kind of pioneering research can be developed?

The possibility of plagiarism is also increasing.

At this time, Chen Chun officially introduced Xuan Yongda, Chen Xia, and a research team of more than 10 people to the two foreign doctors.

Barry Marshall asked inadvertently:

"Several doctors, can I ask a question? How did you find that there is an unknown bacillus in the gastric mucosa specimen, and it is a pathogenic bacteria?"

Chen Chun had already memorized the complete set of information, so he opened his mouth:

"This discovery is very accidental, because some doctors often find some unknown bacteria when making tissue specimens, and then when there are too many, they will naturally attract attention. Everyone thinks that they should study it."

This statement is the same as the experiences of two Australian doctors, and they also agree with it.

Barry Marshall asked again: "May I ask, your paper only mentions the discovery of unknown bacillus, so is there any more in-depth research?"

Chen Chun nodded and took some information and patterns from the side:

"These are five different bacilli that we have observed so far. We named Helicobacter pylori canis, pylori gastrospiri, pylori Chen's, pylori Xuan's and pylori Chen's, and we also drew their shapes."

Robin Warren and Barry Marshall were both a little stunned.

The study in China is too advanced. The international medical community is still confirming whether there are unknown bacillus everywhere in gastric tissue specimens. However, doctors in China have observed five different bacillus, and this study is not on the same level.

There are pictures and truths, and the possibility of such fraud is very small, because every researcher can search for bacilli based on these pictures, and it is easy to confirm the authenticity.
Chapter completed!